CoEIA Signs an MoU with Technology Control Company
CoEIA signed an MoU with Technology Control Company to strengthen academic and industry integration and accelerate cybersecurity research and innovation.
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King Saud University Achieves ISO 27001:2022 Certification in Cooperation with CoEIA
In cooperation with CoEIA, King Saud University, represented by its General Administration of Cybersecurity, achieved ISO 27001:2022 certification after meeting all required controls.
CoEIA Exhibits at Black Hat 2025
CoEIA took part in Black Hat 2025 with a booth presenting its consulting services and latest cybersecurity products to visitors.
CoEIA Joins an AI and Cybersecurity Panel at the Saudi Global CXO Summit 2025
CoEIA took part in the Saudi Global CXO Summit 2025, held in partnership with the Ministry of Health, in a panel titled "AI in Cybersecurity: Friend or Foe".
CoEIA Joins the Second International Conference on Secure AI Transformation in Muscat
CoEIA took part in the Second International Conference on Secure Transformation to AI for Systems Integration, held in Muscat, Sultanate of Oman.
CoEIA Participates in the AI and Data Centers Summit 2025
CoEIA participated in the AI and Data Centers Summit 2025, which examined how AI can strengthen trust, responsibility and transparency in modern technology.
CoEIA Takes Part in the Cybersecurity Awareness Exhibition at King Saud University
CoEIA took part in the Cybersecurity Awareness Exhibition, opened by the Acting President of King Saud University and organized by the University with the NCA.
CoEIA Granted a US Patent on Cybersecurity Risk Monitoring for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles
CoEIA was granted a US patent for a system and method for cybersecurity risk monitoring and evaluation in connected and autonomous vehicles.
CoEIA Researchers Named in Stanford's Top 2% Scientists List for 2025
Several CoEIA faculty members and researchers were named in Stanford University's list of the world's top 2% scientists for 2025.